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Protection for the Future

David Rajoo, Symantec Malaysia

20-Aug-14 12:30

Protection for the Future

Recently, the New York Times dropped an exclusive report dubbed as the biggest hack ever. Over 1.2 billion accounts covering 500 million unique email addresses over 420,000 websites have been captured by Russian hacker group called CyberVor. David Rajoo, the principal consultant at Symantec Malaysia talks about what actually happened and how to protect ourselves in the future.


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